>> breaking news right now in virginia beach, virginia. 11 people are debt after a shooting at a city public works building. >> police say the de. it's a municipal complex with other facilities. >> we kept hearing gunshots and the cops saying get down. it was very muffled. the stair well was next to the office. we kept hearing people talking and the canines come up the steps. >> at least six injured people were taken to hospitals in the area. the conditions not known at this time. >> one of the people shot was a virginia beach police officer. his bullet-proof vest saved his life. police have not identified the suspected shooter but they say he was a long-time public utilities employee. >> right now, we have more questions really than we have answers. we're a little more than two hours into this event, and we

use the word event. that's a cop term. this devastating incident happened. none of us want to be here talking about, this devastating incident that's going to change the lives of a number of families from our city. >> everybody torn up understandably. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. dramatic cellphone video shows armed officers searching for a suspect in the gym while students are practicing for graduation. the report came in about 10:40 a.m. >> the school was locked down for about two hours until officer found the 15-year-old suspect and made the arrest. police spoke about 15 minutes ago. >> at this point there's no information at all that shows that the student planned to act out any violence. it appears he made a juvenile poor decision and brought a

replica firearm to the school campus. >> police released this image of a weapon found in a nearby trash can at mcdonald's. it's a replica, but officers stress it was very realistic looking. parents picked up their kids at the santa rosa campus. east bay is in its ninth day of a strike. the strike affecting 11,000 students in south hayward and union city. nbc 7's chris reyes chris? there's still no deal. in fact, district officials just left this building about 4:30 this afternoon where the meeting was taking place. were ooh still waiting on the teacher's union. there's one thing left on the table and that's teachers' salaries. today they invited tony thurman thinking his presence would make

a difference. obviously it did not. >> there's nothing i can do directly, but, again, i've made it my role to try to keep people at the table and keep conversations going. we'll be involved as long as benebwe need to. >> reporter: inside, negotiating teams for the teachers and the school district entered into their ninth day of bargaining. teachers are asking for a 7% increase in salary over three school officials say that's about $10 million than they have. >> we give what the state gives us. we kbl increase the price of our widgets in order to try to get more money. >> despite being the highest paid in alameda county, they say their demands aren't salary increases at all, that they just want to keep up with the rise in the cost of living. >> we believe they have a sizeable reserve that they could

use to help with that cost of living adjust. >> reporter: attendance ratings are affected as low as 10%. >> we've been keeping a little tally in ore heads of the things that have been counseled, the dances, graduations. it's quite sad. >> we want to be back with our kids. this is not where we want to be. we miss them. >> reporter: as you can see, teachers behind me are still waiting for their union team. what you can expect is bargaining to continue through the weekend. how this will affect them, graduation ceremonies for high school students will take place with or without a deal but they're running out of time. last day for all students is june 13. >> thank you. firefighters were called to an elementary school in east san jose this morning. several students reportedly felt

ill. they ate old or expired candy. most complained of an upset stomach. parents were told to monitor their chirp and get medical help if their symptoms got worse. more than two dozen are running for democratic president and now we're about to get a real audition of which ones can make it in california which is an important primary state. most are converging for the state's democratic party cop vengs. cornell barnard has more. cornell? >> let the games begin. they're showing up for the democratic state conviction here in maoscone. they know this convention is important with party leaders watching and listening. the stage is being set and the convention floor is getting one

last polish. a blue wave of democrats is about to roll in. >> it's an exciting time to be in california. >> reporter: they will attend. campaign signs are being unpacked for 14 democratic candidates who are scheduled to speak. senators bernie sanders, camela harris, elizabeth warren, and mayor pete buddh name a few. >> we believe california will play a huge role in who becomes the next president of the united states. >> it's a lot. it's more than a brady bunch. ite's a brady crowd. she's a dell good from santa clara county. she believes this could be the

most important party gathering in years. >> it's a really serious time in our nation when everyone's going up against trump. we have to make a good see sigs for the democratic party, who's going to be the voice for us. >> reporter: memo says mao sal lam -- >> climate change, reducing homelessness, justice reform, and so many more issues. >> elizabeth warren and beto o'rourke are speaking tonight. joe biden is not going to be here. he's campaigning elsewhere. >> live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. the warriors are trying to regroup after the loss in game one of the finals last night. andre iguodala had an mri on his calf. it came back clean.

the coach expected him to play in the finals on sunday. kevin durant will not play sunday. he's still nurs the right calf injury. there's no rush to bring him back. he'll be back when he's ready. drea monday grind says they're rooting against them. >> people in the states are rooting again us because we beat all their teams. it's all good. you know, you're at the top. no one's ever cheering for you to stay there. people want to see you get to the top and they want to see you fall. it's all good. >> 47 state are rooting for toronto. we have a big explanation on why people hate the dubs. it starts with three-pinters to dre and then steph's mouth guard. >> some people don't like success. game three isn't until wednesday

but toronto raptors star leonard is staring down on a billboard. it's sponsored by new balance who has a shoe contract with leonard. all of canada appears to be celebrating. >> with good reason. torontos is >> dan and kristen, it certainly seems like the case. 1.5 million people come to visit from around the world each and every year. whether you're a local or tourist you're definitely excited at least if you're in toronto for the raptors win yesterday. outside canada's busiest transportation hub, a food and union kickoff is ushering in summer. but for these folks it's a time

to bassing in the sun and glory of the raptors game win. >> how are you feeling in general? >> amazing. we're going to take game two an continue from there. it's going to be good. just down the streel is what we're really looking for. >> i'm's all about hockey. no trip to toronto is complete without a trip to the hockey hall of fame. more than 350,000 visitors come to the hockey hall of fame each year. >> i was here when i was a younger kid and it's channelled a lot and there's a lot of new history here. >> reporter: boasting 60,000 feet of rare art fact, it's the largest collection in the world. >> it's really inspiring, all the history and adheevmentes that the legends have done. >> why are you wearing the shocks shirt? >> because i'm a hockey fan. >> not because they're your

favorite team? >> no. >> epic fail. we head to what was once a formal bank vault. >> that ball sat on the cup until 1968. and in the hockey hall of fame. >> i've seen grown men with a tearful eye. >> even if the stanley cup win was all the way back in 1967. >> as a hockey fan, yeah, i would love to see them win one day, and the san jose sharks because i do like joe thornton. >> reporter: back out here live in my hand a bag of maynard's fuzzy peach gummies. these are apparently steph's favorite candy. he ate them when he limped here when he was little and his dad played for the toronto raptors. let ee see if he can win and eat

those. >> sounds good, doesn't it? >> it sure does. >> both dion lim and mindi balk are live in toronto. >> our coverage begins with the dubs pregame four at 4:00, the countdown at 4:30 and the game. stay with us for "after the game" with abc 7 sport's director larry beil. still ahead, federal gft declares a whale surgery. >> his new pro on women's rights. and the neighborhood is getting its first real grocery store in decades. how west oakland financed on its own. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya pa tall. nice enough to hit the beach. but will this pattern continue with your weekend plans. i'll let you

the federal government is trying to figure out why whales are washing up on the shore. they consider it an unusual mortality event. that's a designation by noaa, freeing up funds to investigate. at least seven have been found dead. that's the most in roughly 20 years. 's nearly double an average year and the most since 2000. governor gavin newsom said women seeking abortions are welcome in california, touting the state's commitment to upholding the rights. quote, california will continue to uphold women's equality and

liberty by protecting the -- governor's action came on the same day missouri's judge allowed the only abortion carolina toik continue providing the service. we asked the governor's office what would happen if women from other states qaim to california to get abortion. for example, would medi-cal pay for the abortion like california women. they say the eligibility requirements would not change. we asked if out-of-state minored could get an abortion. they said there's no parental consent requirement in california. for the first time in four decades thousands of residents will be able to go to the grocery store without leaving town. a full service market is set to open its doors tomorrow. something the founder wasn't

sure he'd ever see happen. eric thomas has the story how hope and possible activity are building a better bay area. >> this project has been in the works really -- i started working on this in 2012. no one took me seriously at that point in time. >> you've got to take him seriously now. it's set to open to the public tomorrow. today workers were still stocking the shelves and making sure everything was right. >> our focus is on fresh foods, perishable foods and the biggest gap. >> the last ones pulled out in the ' 70s, leaving behind a food desert. when he began pursuing his idea, step one was simple. come up with millions of dollars to i choir land, construct a new building and staff it. $13 million came from grants. >> we've raised $2.2 million.

>> this woman says it will be more than just a market. >> i'm really excited like community members coming in, being able to do music or us being able to test run someone's homemade jam. >> in addition to fresh produce, it's going to have everything a grocery store deli specializes in and you'll be able to get an espresso and custom made coffee begins tomorrow. >> this woman can't wait. >> they'll have organic foods and i'm having a baby, so it's good for me. >> we would have to drive to another city. >> rob says special dealing with vendors will let them sell at or low the prices in markets. >> that's such a huge deal for the community. >> take a look at how gorgeous it is today. >> that's a nice way to start the weekend. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> sure. since you're both smiling, we'll

makeer make sure it continues. let's show you who's smiling. look at that. it's just an absolutely gorgeous day in santa cruz. the fog has pulled away enough to allow some sun to peek through. here's a look at your temperatures, 56 in san francisco. san jose, warmer today. 81 in morgan hill unless you were at the coast. showing you a view that is very symbolic of san francisco this time of year rngs the follow rolling in. 75 in santa rosa. it's 5 in fairfield. livermore. 81 degrees. up 15 degrees in live moue, two degrees warmer than santa rosa and seven degrees warmer in mounta mountainville. i'll tell you this much, with the nice weather, it's not a surprise the pollen is running high. if you have allergies and they've been bothering you, it's

the tree pollen you'll have to blame. the uv index will be very high. the main culprits, olive and pine for why you may be suffering from allergies right now. a lovely view from our kgo roof camera. notice the popcorn-like clouds in the dill stim. not in the bay area but outside of our lesion and we're seeing storms developing in the mountains and spinning back toward mendocino and lake county. this is in the past hour. it's just skirts the lack county area. as we pull out, i'll show you the system. it's the same state that cooled us off yesterday. if you're getting ready for travel, bay area airports, low . winds will be out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles an

hour. 89 degrees tomorrow. new york city, 75 with sunshine. thunderstorms in chicago. 73 degrees. in lax, clouds will give way to sun. a nice day, 72 degrees. from our emery ville camera, it's nice as well. that fog will spread across the bay overnight. mild to warm. temperatures in the 9 0s inland. the fog will spill over. we'll watch more unsettled weather in the sierra nevada. if you're trampling there, keep that in mind. similar pattern, isolated shower not ow o of the question. tomorrow morning low to upper 50s with the fog. tomorrow afternoon, nice day in the south bay. morgan hill on peninsula, 77 redswood city. 61 in pacifica. 66 downtown san francisco. north bay, 82 in santa rosa, 75 in san rafael. mix of sun and clouds. east bay, 72 free mobt.

head inland, 84. accuweather forecast, mild to warm tomorrow. sunday the temperatures will drop only to recover as we head into next week and you'll feel that heat inland. tuesday, wednesday, low 90s inland. coast in the low to mid-60s. nice looking weather. we offer a variety in the bay area. >> a variety pack. >> a potpourri. >> that's a good way to put it. >> something to make you laugh and something to make you smile. it's finney's friday free stuff. a homeless vet and a glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪

(both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch.

how about finney's friday free. >> everyone is, oh. >> hi, michael. >> they all love you.

>> caviar. we've given away their service before. they deliver or pick up. check this stuff out. we're going give you free $10 worth of caviar food service. now, they're pretty interesting because either delivery or pickup. and this summer that i have a food ordering -- on the food ordering app they're partnering with pineapple collaborative, which is a platform for women. so they're spotlighting a lot of businesses snow that's terrific. >> yeah. >> all right. >> that smells terrific. >> do you want flies with that? i always wanted to say that. >> is that cauliflower? >> look at that. that's pretty cool. get in on this. there's a lot of great restaurants. by the way, restaurants that other services don't use. and then punch line. we're going to give you some free tickets. this is worth 25 to 27 bucks. you're going the see phil hanley. does he look familiar to you? he probably should because you

see him often on late night shows and also for a while he has a show called the half hour show that was on comedy central, it may still be on. it's really, really funny. free tickets for that. >> so dinner and a show. >> dinner and a show. >> perfect. how do we -- >> what a great question. we're right there. go to our website. abc7news.com. look for the finney's friday free stuff pay and i'll hook you up. >> that was great. all right. bringing veterans together in the spirit of competition, that story is next. >> first we want to thank gorgeous. you can share your pictures with us. >> you may see it on air or online at abc7news.com. and -- ♪ a whole new world with you ♪ now i'm in a whole new world with you ♪ >> yeah. this is trending on twitter.

the abc7 news morning crew singing a when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org

coming up tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, parents seeking justice. their son checked himself into a treatment center. hours later he was dead. also -- >> just when you thought this couldn't get any worse, it has. >> new at 6:00, from the abc7 news iteam, dan noyes covers new informing on how far san francisco police went to investigate a journalist. that's all coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. finally here tonight the seventh annual valor games west

are now under way. more than a hundred wounded veterans are gathered for the opening ceremony and the start of competition. >> the athletes are taking part in the various sporting events they've just been introduced to like track and field, archery, and power lifting? it's important to build confidence, self-esteem, have a network of support. we all go through things and we're not alone. it's important to know we're not alone, and it's important to move forward positively in our lives and there are things waiting out there for us than staying in the same place. >> this gives us the opportunity to hang around, support, and be with the members that we were with while we served, and we're having a lot of fun doing it. >> well, the games run through sunday, but they're not open to the public. >> powerful. we appreciate their service and sacrifice to be sure. >> yeah. when you see that kind of determination, it really uplifts

all of us. >> we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. the deadly shooting. reports there are multiple people dead. authorities are on the scene at this hour. gunfire breaking out at a municipal center late today. a courthouse locked down. we have late reporting. the other scare. the high school graduation day, the school suddenly on lockdown. parents and families inside the school. the flooding emergency across several states. the levee failing. new images emerging. part of this high school ripped away. the dow plummeting this friday. swift reaction from president trump and his surprise move on tariffs and mexico. what it could mean for car prices in america, even if the car is made here. the alarming mystery in north korea now growing. the men who came to the white